Friday, November 24, 2017

ANT CONC free Lexicographer software tools

Software

AntConc

AntConc

A freeware corpus analysis toolkit for concordancing and text analysis.
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AntConc
AntPConc

AntPConc

A freeware **parallel** corpus analysis toolkit for concordancing and text analysis using UTF-8 encoded text files.
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AntPConc
AntWordProfiler

AntWordProfiler

A freeware tool for profiling the vocabulary level and complexity of texts.
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AntWordProfiler
AntFileConverter

AntFileConverter

A freeware tool to convert PDF and Word (DOCX) files into plain text for use in corpus tools like AntConc.
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AntFileConverter
AntGram

AntGram

A freeware n-gram and p-frame (open-slot n-gram) generation tool.
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AntGram
AntMover

AntMover

A freeware text structure (moves) analysis program.
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AntMover
AntCLAWSGUI

AntCLAWSGUI

A front-end interface to the CLAWS tagger developed at Lancaster University, UCREL.
Note that you must have CLAWS installed before you can use AntCLAWSGUI. See the help file.
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AntCLAWSGUI
EncodeAnt

EncodeAnt

A freeware tool for detecting and converting character encodings.
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EncodeAnt
FireAnt

FireAnt

FireAnt (Filter, Identify, Report, and Export Analysis Toolkit) is a freeware social media and data analysis toolkit with built-in visualization tools including time-series, geo-position (map), and network (graph) plotting.
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FireAnt
Picture Vocabulary Size Test (PVST)

Picture Vocabulary Size Test (PVST)

A receptive vocabulary size test designed primarily for young pre-literate native speakers up to eight years old and young non-native speakers of English. The test was created in collaboration with Paul Nation of Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. Remember to download BOTH the main program and one or more test sets.
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Downloads (main program):

Downloads (test sets):

PVST
ProtAnt

ProtAnt

A freeware prototypical text analysis tool (developed in collaboration with Paul Baker of Lancaster University).
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ProtAnt
SegmentAnt

SegmentAnt

A freeware Japanese and Chinese segmenter (segmentation/tokenizing) tool.
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SegmentAnt
TagAnt

TagAnt

A freeware (non-commercial) Part-Of-Speech (POS) tagger built on TreeTagger (developed by Helmut Schmid). Permission to include TreeTagger in TagAnt has been granted on the condition that TagAnt is also bound by the TreeTagger license. This makes the license terms slightly different from those of other AntLab tools. For commercial uses of TagAnt, users must first purchase a commercial license of TreeTagger.
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TagAnt

AntQuickTools

A set of simple and easy-to-use online corpus tools designed for in-class Data-Driven Learning (DDL) activities.

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AntQuickTools

ALC Text Toolkit

A concordance tool for assisting EFL learners in Japan with technical writing. The software is distributed in the textbook "Writing for Science and Engineering" (ALC Press). ALC Text Toolkit was developed by Laurence ANTHONY (Waseda University, Japan) in collaboration with the ALC Press, Tokyo, Japan.
ALC Text Toolkit

CASEC G/GTS

A (commercial) learning environment for teaching grammar and vocabulary to EFL learners in Japan. The CASEC G/GTS engine was develop by Laurence ANTHONY (Waseda University, Japan) in collaboration with the Japan Institute for Educational Measurement (JIEM), Tokyo, Japan.

Links:

CASEC G/GTS

ENEJE

A web-based interface to the ENEJE (English Native Edited Japanese Essays) Parallel Corpus. The ENEJE Parallel Corpus is developed by Laurence ANTHONY (Waseda University, Japan) in collaboration with Nozomi MIKI (Komazawa University, Japan).

Links:

ENEJE

EXEMPRAES

A web-based interface to the EXEMPRAES (Exemplary Empirical Research Articles in English and Spanish) Corpus. The EXEMPRAES Parallel Corpus is developed by Laurence ANTHONY (Waseda University, Japan) in collaboration with Ana Moreno (University of Leon, Spain).

Links:

  • To be released shortly.
EXEMPRAES

WebParaNews

A web-based interface to the Japanese-English News Articles database of the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT). WebParaNews is developed in collaboration with Kiyomi CHUJO (Nihon University, Japan).

Links:

WebParaNews

WebScore

A a freeware, parallel concordancer that allows users to check word and phrase usage in an English and Japanese educational corpus. WebSCoRE is developed by Laurence ANTHONY (Waseda University, Japan) in collaboration with Kiyomi CHUJO (Nihon University, Japan).

Links:

WebScore

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